Richard Simmons during the release of an exercise video, “Everyday With Richard Simmons,” at Bloomingdale’s in New York City in 1983.Credit...Ron Galella Collection, via Getty Images Supported by By ...

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Richard Simmons, of “Sweatin’ to the Oldies” fame, is restoring his YouTube channel during the coronavirus pandemic with nostalgic workouts for people under home quarantine. "We have had an ...

Richard Simmons, a fitness guru known for his little shorts and big personality as the king of home exercise videos, has died at age 76, one day after his birthday and on the heels of an interview in ...

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Legendary fitness instructor Richard Simmons has died, according to a report. Simmons, who turned 76 Friday, died just 24 hours after he thanked fans on social media for their birthday wishes. The ...

Richard Simmons, a Florida State University alum turned fitness guru known for his little shorts and big personality as the king of home exercise videos has died at age 76 – a day after his birthday, ...

Richard Simmons was instantly recognizable in his short shorts, sparkly tank tops and frizzy hair. He was one of the most original, flamboyant and beloved fitness personalities of the last 50 years.